LIVE: One key trend in turnout figures for Tipperary as votes cast for General Election

Here are some of latest turnout figures as of 5.30pm on polling day, Friday, November 29 from across Tipperary North and Tipperary South as the Premier County goes to the polls for General Election 2024 as the numbers continue to rise across the two three-seat constituencies of Tipperary North and Tipperary South. 

*Bunscoil Na Cathrach, Cahir 36.49% at 5.46pm

*Roscrea 43% at 6pm

*St Michael's Girls' National School, Tipperary (five booths): Turnout at 1,658 - 30.9%

*Ballina National School at 5pm - 38.23%

*CBS National School Nenagh 31.1% at 5pm

*Cashel at 29.3%

*Urlingford 30% at 5pm

*St Mary's Primary School, Clonmel - 37.5% at 5.15.

*Presentation Convent, Carrick-on-Suir

Booth 1 - 34.59%

Booth 2 - 42.09%

Booth 3 - 37.60%

Booth 4 - 38.66%

Booth 5 - 40.98%

Booth 6 - 31.28%

Booth 7 - 39.80%

*CBS Primary School Thurles 36% as of 5pm

Ireland is going to the polls to vote in General Election 2024 on Friday, November 29.

People will elect 174 TDs across 43 constituencies with polls open from 7am to 10pm across the country.

The last General Election in 2020 had a historical low turnout. In a post pandemic Ireland, there are major key issues driving people's frustration with the outgoing coalition government such as housing, the cost of living, migration and health. Will these significant concerns result in a greater voter turnout

Although many of us may have election fatigue at this point in the campaign, it is nonetheless important that you have your say on Friday. With recent polls indicating a tight race, your vote will be critical in deciding who will lead the next government.

Polling stations will open on Friday, 29 November at 7am and close at 10pm.